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A History of the County of Somerset
… and then follows the contour round the scarp of Aller hill. The eastern limit of the parish follows the mill brook, … good soil'. Further north, however, on Bowdens, and Aller hill above Combe and Wearne where the land rises to 300 ft., … in the Middle Ages, Court and Littleney fields and Huish Hill. 35 By 1755 they were known as Court, Inner, and Outer …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… were built in Greens Close in 1950, 4 council bungalows in Hill Hayes Lane in 1956 49 and 14 in Latimer c. 1976, 50 and … the only cottages away from the village were a few in Hill Hayes Lane where several of the 19th and 20th centuries … 1922 59 and a telephone exchange was built in 1939. 60 In Hill Hayes Lane a new village hall was built in 1971. 61 …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… in Eddington, at a spot known now and in 1677 as Barrow Hill; it has not been explored. It has been stated that …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… it, is within that district. The soil of it about the hill partakes of the quarry or rag stone, thinly covered with … earth, below which it changes to a stiff clay. Upon the hill adjoining to Cocks-heath there is a range of coppice wood along it, below which, midway down the hill is the seat of Burston, having a fine view southward …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… The Bath Road enters the parish at the hamlet of Knowl Hill on the south, 3 and turning east at Chalk Pit Farm … South of Hurley Bottom it rises steeply and at Ashley Hill reaches a height of 475 ft. The village is situated in … cent.; Birchestre, xv cent.), 5 part of Littlewick, Knowl Hill, Warren Row and Cockpole. Knowl Hill (La Cnolle, xiv …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… along the road by the 'White Horse' a sharp bend up-hill to the left leads by Collins Lane to Upper Sharland, and … main road, and west of the church, about half way down the hill, is the vicarage. Ampfield House, the residence of Mr. …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… such as Embrook and the Broadwater. An almost isolated hill of London Clay, not far from the centre of the parish, … of the Whistley Court Farm. The house passed with the Bill Hill estate (q.v.) and was pulled down about the middle of … The fine iron entrance gates were removed to Bill Hill. An avenue of limes and chestnuts that led to the house, …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Duke of Somerset, 27 who held it until his death on Tower Hill in 1552. The property then escheated to the king, who, …